At Laughlin Ranch Golf Club in Bullhead City, the Our Lady of the Lake University men’s golf team competed in a three-round NAIA event hosted by Wayland Baptist University. The tournament brought together a competitive field and required sustained consistency across all three rounds, with scoring conducted through a paperless official system.
OLLU was led by Niall Langley-Brook, who finished tied for 17th with a three-round total of 222. He opened with rounds of 76 and 76 before closing with a 70, one of the stronger final rounds in the field. His ability to improve in the final round demonstrated effective adjustments and a composed approach on a course that challenged players to maintain precision.
Ozil Trey Salinas finished tied for 68th with a total of 235, recording rounds of 77, 78, and 80. His scoring remained steady through the first two rounds before encountering a more difficult final round. Juan Limon followed with a 236 total, posting rounds of 77, 81, and 78, reflecting consistent play throughout the tournament. Alex Marshall recorded a 240 total with rounds of 81, 82, and 77, showing improvement in the final round. Fernando Limon rounded out the lineup with a 247 total, carding rounds of 82, 80, and 85.
At the top of the leaderboard, Patrick Neal of MidAmerica Nazarene University secured the individual title with a total of 212, highlighted by rounds of 74, 69, and 69.
Overall scoring trends reflected the demands of Laughlin Ranch, where maintaining momentum across multiple rounds proved challenging for much of the field. While several players recorded sub-70 rounds, fluctuations were common, particularly in the final round.
For OLLU, the event provided a clear assessment of performance against a strong NAIA field. The Saints finished T-19 in a very competitive field which happened to have the number one ranked team in the nation in Keiser.